CPJ's annual report found that between January 1 and December 14, 2018, 34 journalists were murdered in reprisal of their work, nearly double the number of such murders in 2017. At least 53 journalists in 16 countries were killed in the line of duty during the year, with Afghanistan the deadliest country for journalists. Check out CPJ's video and database to learn more.

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The launch of CPJ's report on journalists killed in the line of duty is an important reminder of the price so many journalists pay simply for doing their jobs. Among the most high-profile murders of 2018 was that of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. With the #JusticeForJamal campaign, you can help honor Jamal, and add your voice to the call for justice by telling the world why journalism matters to you. Fill out CPJ's online cards, share the image on social media using the hashtag #JusticeForJamal, and help us ensure that justice is served.